Chapter

 1 3 |      not entirely remove his suspicions. The more this young man
 2 11|      at that instant all the suspicions of jealousy agitating his
 3 14|      monsigneur." ~"You have suspicions, nevertheless?" ~"Yes, monsigneur;
 4 14|   Yes, monsigneur; but these suspicions appeared to be disagreeable
 5 16|   What a scandal! And if the suspicions of your Majesty, which I
 6 25|      proof in support of the suspicions d'Artagnan had conceived.
 7 31|  twenty, then remembered his suspicions regarding Milady. He launched
 8 48|      and to disperse all the suspicions that might have been created,
 9 50| aggravated by this reply the suspicions to which d'Artagnan's letter
10 56|     carafe, in order that my suspicions might not be noticed. ~"
11 57|      and notwithstanding his suspicions, as the wound might be serious,
12 64|    the forest. ~Then all his suspicions were confirmed; the road
13 64|      which confirmed all his suspicions, Athos returned to the hotel,